AmmaJudy

I was just looking at Bee in my Bonnet and she was using a small board to place her cut pieces on and it was trimmed in gingham. Does anyone know if I can get that somewhere?

Mariposa

If you look on her site, she gives you directions on how to make them.

AmmaJudy

Oh good! Thank you!

Krisb

http://beeinmybonnetco.blogspot.com/...-tutorial.html

link to the tutorial.

QuiltnNan

those are cute!

quiltingshorttimer

at retreats we've twice had these as "favors"--one made out of think plywood covered in flannel, the other was foam board with batting covering.

PaperPrincess

My quilty friend made me a couple for Christmas, one about 10" square, the other about 14. Very Handy!! I'm toying with the idea of making a half dozen or so to arrange complex blocks to take to the machine.

luvstoquilt

Awesome! I am going to make some of those for me..next some for my friends!!

JustAbitCrazy

Cute! I wonder how she attaches the edge fabric? The tutorial doesn't tell that part.

jmoore

I made two of them out of one piece of foam board so they were about 13x16. I gave them as my Yankee swap gift our guild did for Christmas (along with a potluck of wonderful food) along with a couple of sewing notions.

You use a glue gun to attach the edge fabric which looks like binding. They are easy to make and I have it on my list to make myself a couple since I have just started a sew along with a Modern guild which is doing Jen Kingwell’s Long Time Gone quilt.